Florida’s Class E Knowledge Exam is 50 multiple-choice questions. You need 40 correct — 80 percent — on Florida traffic laws, safe driving, and traffic controls. These 338 practice questions are written against the Official Florida Driver License Handbook. Start any topic with no account.
Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles sets the live exam. Every number below is cited. Practice-bank size on this page (338 questions across 14 tests) is counted from the live Florida lessons, not from the official paper.
| What the test does | The sourced figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Official test shape | 50 multiple-choice questions on Florida traffic laws, safe driving practices, and identifying traffic controls. Pass with 40 of 50 correct (80%). | FLHSMV — Class E Knowledge Exam & Driving Skills Test |
| Teen vs adult path | Applicants under 18 may take the Class E Knowledge Exam online through an approved third-party administrator; a notarized Parent Proctoring Form is required. Adults test at a service center, DELAP high school, or approved in-person third party. Teens who pass through a third party may be randomly selected for a no-fee office retest. | FLHSMV — Class E Knowledge Exam & Driving Skills Test |
| Attempts and retest | FLHSMV’s public Class E pages publish a $10 knowledge retest fee. They do not publish a wait period or a statewide attempt cap for office tests. DELAP administrators allow up to three attempts before the exam must be taken at a service center. | FLHSMV — teen licensing FAQs |
| Official free sample | FLHSMV publishes a Class E study-guide PDF (Test Your Knowledge) keyed to the handbook. It is not an interactive scored exam. | FLHSMV — Class E Knowledge Exam study guide (Test Your Knowledge) |
| Historical profile (not current rules) | NHTSA’s 2007–08 profile listed Florida at 20 questions and 75%, with a 41.9% pass rate in 2007 on road-rules only. FLHSMV’s FY 2016/17 annual report listed a 64.04% first-attempt Class E pass rate. Those figures are historical evidence; today’s published paper is 50 questions at 80%.Historical — not a current agency rule. | Drivings permit-test pass rates by state |
Use the agency’s own materials first. These practice tests sit beside them, they do not replace them.
FLHSMV — Class E Knowledge Exam study guide (Test Your Knowledge)
Official sample testEach topic is a separate free test. The blurbs name Florida rules, not a generic US paper.
FL Road Signs Test
Florida’s reserved shapes plus the traffic-control identification the Class E paper actually tests — STOP, YIELD, school, and railroad.
Start free testFL Traffic Signals Test
Stop before the white stop line. Right-on-red only when there is no NO TURN ON RED sign and the way is clear. A dark signal is a four-way stop.
Start free testFL Right-of-Way Test
Pedestrians in a marked Florida crosswalk have the right-of-way. Yield to them before any turn on red.
Start free testFL Speed Limits Test
It is illegal to exceed the posted limit while passing. Fines double in a Florida school or construction zone.
Start free testFL Lane Use Test
Return to the right before coming within 200 feet of an approaching vehicle. Do not pass more than one vehicle at a time.
Start free testFL Turns Test
Stop at Florida’s white stop line, pick the correct turn lane, and yield before you commit.
Start free testFL Parking Test
Florida requires a parking brake that can hold the car on any hill, and a rear-view mirror that shows 200 feet behind you.
Start free testFL Freeway Test
Enter, merge, and keep right on a Florida limited-access highway. A truck or towed vehicle must not follow within 300 feet of another on the open road.
Start free testFL Sharing the Road Test
Florida’s three-foot bike-passing rule, and the school-bus stop that applies in both directions unless a raised barrier or five-foot unpaved median divides the road.
Start free testFL Road Conditions Test
Wipers on means headlights on. Wet Florida pavement stretches braking distance — slow earlier and leave more space.
Start free testFL Alcohol and Drugs Test
Florida treats drug impairment the same as alcohol. A DUI of alcohol or drugs revokes the license; the handbook lists a $130 alcohol-and-drug reinstatement fee.
Start free testFL Emergencies Test
Tire blowouts, a jammed pedal, Move Over, and Florida’s 10-day written crash report when no officer files one.
Start free testFL Vehicle Controls Test
The pre-drive checks the Class E handbook expects: seat, mirrors (200 feet rear view), belts, lights, and a hill-holding parking brake.
Start free testFL Practice Permit Test
A mixed paper from every Florida topic, in the shape of the real 50-question Class E exam. You need 40 correct.
Start free testThe Florida practice tests stay free. Pro is the study plan around them: a timed exam simulator, a mistake bank that re-serves every question you got wrong, and a study assistant. It does not unlock the questions — those are already on this page.
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